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EVERY ANGLE R2017 SP1Schedule Angles directly from the WebClientDirectly schedule Angles for automated distribution from the WebClient.

New password options for local usersIt is now possible for users to change their passwords via the WebClient.

Enhanced date filtering in Angles and displaysFilter on periods like years(s), month(s), week(s) and day(s).

Moving filters from Displays to AnglesBusiness users with editing privileges can optimize their Angles by moving selection filters (drag-and-drop).

New ‘Breakdown’ fields in Plant MaintenanceEvery Angle has added a variety of fields to keep track of Breakdown duration in minutes, hours and days.

Improved overall performancePerformance has significantly improved in the WebClient, IT Management Console, the log-in page and the search engine.

Enhanced Application Monitoring capabilitiesApplication Managers can now use the built-in EA4IT cockpit to see Angle and user statistics, as well as refresh cycle and system performance information. Extended logs are available from the IT Management Console.

Authorize users to schedule Angles for automated distribution from the WebClient directly before approving them in the IT Management Console.

Schedule Angles directly from the WebClient

Some Every Angle customers do not have an integration with the Active Directory. This means that Every Angle users are maintained in the Windows local user store

of the Application Server host, and are unable to change their passwords without the help of the Server

Administrator. It is now possible for users to change their passwords via the WebClient.

Passwords with special characters are now accepted

Passwords with characters that are not in the basic ASCII range are now handled correctly and can be used to log

in to Every Angle.

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Local users now able to change their password

End-user functionality

Introduced Breakdown duration fieldsNotifications are used in SAP as a cross-application component to record for example quality issues, customer complaints, service notifications and much more. Specifically in Plant Maintenance you can record the duration of asset breakdown to monitor equipment outage. Duration is typically stored in seconds in the SAP database. Every Angle has added a variety of fields to keep track of Breakdown duration in minutes, hours and days.

Period filtersThe ‘Period’ field types that have been introduced recently make it possible to filter on periods of time, for example select data from

‘Last Month’. This adds to existing functionality that already allowed users to specify ‘relative’ dates, e.g. select orders older than 7 days. The use of Period filters facilitate Angle definitions that don’t have to be changed when time progresses.

Moving filters from Display to AngleAngles and Display filters can be maintained independently from each other. The Angle definition determines the basic data

selection for each Display to which it is associated, however Displays can contain additional filters. Moving filters between them is now easier than ever. Business users with editing privileges can optimize their Angles by moving selection filters.

Application Managers can now use the built-in IT tab to monitor the set-up, usage and performance of their system. User Management highlights authorization and user activity to find inactive users and obsolete users. Angle Management introduces a variety of statistics

regarding the creation and usage of Angles and Displays in the system. Performance statistics such as the data extraction duration, model size growth and server loading phases provide insight with regards to regular refresh processes.

Objects for EA4IT now available on IT tab

An extended array of logs from the Application Server, Web Server and Model Server are available from the IT Management Console to monitor the stability and

performance of the hardware and application. The logs are used by Every Angle in the monitoring process that

is covered by the SLA. Application Managers can use log information to self-diagnose the system, set-up incident

monitoring and use system alerts to manage System Operations.

Logfiles from Application Server and Web Server now included in

e-mail

Introduced Every Angle Support Manual for customers

IT users with access to the IT Management Console already have many instruments to handle Operations and 1st Line

Support. Every Angle has improved the documentation for Application Owners to use those instruments. It also communicates roles and responsibilities, allowing the

customer to be in control of their Every Angle application. Detailed instructions are available to use the IT

Management Console to control refresh processes, set-up extraction schedules, and embed application monitoring into

existing tooling to safeguard the correct operation of the software suite.

Admin functionality

Performance

Increased responsiveness of the IT Management ConsoleThe speed of loading a page in the IT Management Console has been increased by caching queries related to the user session.

This item was also delivered in: 2016SP2

You can now immediately execute Angles again after switching to a newer model. The problem was caused by variables pointing to the old model, leading to errors shortly after cleaning up the

old model.

The performance of various Web API requests in the Application Server have been improved. This leads to significant speedup of

the WebClient and IT Management Console.

Faster WebClient and IT Management Console

Enhanced performance of Angle execution after Model Server switch

The overall speed of the search page has been improved noticeably.

Improved speed of search page

Improved login speedLogging in is now faster, in all circumstances.

Coming soon in SP2...

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